Apple has released today a minor update to iTunes on OS X with a fix for a nasty bug that could cause iTunes to crash. The update also includes compatibility improvements with iBooks, Apple says.
The software update follows yesterday’s release of the highly critical OS X 10.9.2 release which filled an existing SSL bug that left users vulnerable to malicious attackers. Apple also introduced FaceTime Audio calling and contact blocking which debuted on iOS 7 last fall.
The update should be rolling out to OS X users through the Mac App Store.
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This update got rid of the option to convert songs to Apple Lossless (ALAC). Instead, it has now been replaced with “Create MP3 Version”… Really? MP3?